Sections with notes
Group changed files by what they do, put them in reading order, and add a note to each section explaining what to look for.
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Arrange a GitHub pull request’s changed files into a guided reading order, grouped into sections with notes and review checklists. Do it by hand, or let your AI agent arrange it.
Files grouped by what they do.
Inside LogiKFlow
Authors set the order and context once. Reviewers follow it, while comments and approvals stay on GitHub.
Group changed files by what they do, put them in reading order, and add a note to each section explaining what to look for.
Mark the files that need close attention, and label sections that can be skimmed or contain generated code.
Authors list what reviewers should verify, and each reviewer’s progress through the checklist is tracked.
See which reviewers have viewed which files. After an update, reviewers see only what changed since their last review.
Connect Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, or any MCP client to LogiKFlow’s MCP server and let the agent arrange the pull request.
Move through files with keyboard shortcuts, and restore any earlier version of a reading order from its save history.
Getting started
Sign in with GitHub and paste a pull request link into LogiKFlow. Install the GitHub app to use private repositories.
Group files into sections, add notes and a checklist, or ask your AI agent to arrange them for you.
Send reviewers one LogiKFlow link. They follow the order, and comments and approvals stay on GitHub.
Ownership
ZikkLabs owns and operates LogiKFlow and is responsible for its customer support and the handling of user data. The business details below apply to every ZikkLabs product.
LogiKFlow is free during early access, with all features available. If paid plans are introduced, they will be sold and billed by ZikkLabs, and the price and terms will be shown before payment.
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